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  Well, it is time for another episode of the Urantia Radio
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  Podcast. And I'm really happy because
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  we're going to talk about something that's always got my
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  attention in the Urantia Book. And it talks about the early
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  history of what is called a variant, a variant of the
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  evolutionary man in the appearance of different colored
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  races a long time ago. And we're going to learn a
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  little bit about the characteristics of each race and
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  how they've survived over the years.
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  And I hope that you'll find it entertaining as well as
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  informative. And it does provide insight into
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  our natures and our personalities, and we'll get
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  right to it. You're listening to the Urantia
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  Radio Podcast. All right, We're going to get
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  about as politically Incorrect as we could possibly get on the
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  Urantia Radio Podcast, And I want to talk to you about the
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  revelators and the revelators being those people who revealed
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  the information to us in the form of the Ranch book.
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  They spent a lot of time talking about how different races appear
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  on worlds of evolution, ours being no exception.
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  There was a period around 500,000 years ago where an
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  unusual event occurred in what is known as the Sangig family,
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  and you can read about it in chapter.
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  I think it's paper Section 3, but it's in the earth history,
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  the the evolutionary races of color, and it talks about a
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  woman who gave birth to 19 children over the course of so
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  many years. And this was in an area which I
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  think today is probably Pakistan or maybe not far from the
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  northwest part of India, probably Pakistan.
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  And all of these, these children, they had different
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  shades of of skin tone and their melatonin was different.
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  Their skin color was of a different shade or a different
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  hue. And they had a a couple of red
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  children and then they had a couple of yellow and then they
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  had a couple of of blue and then indigo and also green and
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  orange. Now we learned that in that
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  500,000 year period the Orange race and the green race pretty
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  much annihilated each other. And this would have been in the
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  area of Northern Africa. And then the red man migrated
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  over to and was literally pushed out of Asia by the yellow man,
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  which we know that the red man did come from Asia and he went
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  via the Bering Strait at a time when there was a land bridge.
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  And this was, according to the Rancho Revelators about 80,000
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  years ago. And what makes it interesting
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  about that is that for a long time the oldest fossils they
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  could find of humans in North America, where I believe the
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  Clovis and this was in New Mexico, the Clovis man.
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  And those artifacts only were carbon dated to about 12,000
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  years ago. So for a long time,
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  anthropologists and archaeologists have believed
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  that the Redman or or whoever it is that came, they didn't call
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  them the Redman, they're called Native Americans.
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  But we know them as the Redman, the Red race.
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  And they say it was around, oh, 80,000 years ago.
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  So the date as time has gone on since I first read about it in
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  grade school, it was the Clovis man.
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  But now they keep pushing it back to 30,000 years, 40,000
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  years and but regardless of whether it was 80,000 or 12,000,
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  the fact is that we did have distinctive racial types that
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  evolved. And these were the most
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  evolutionary evolved form of humans.
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  And they were right before the final up step of the human race,
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  which was Adam and Eve when they introduced a seventh race, the
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  Violet race, which were the offspring of Adam and Eve.
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  And they they as they grew to a nation of about 5 million, it
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  was their progeny that mingled with the other races.
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  And they explained to us that the blue race of Europe got most
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  of the early offspring blood of Adam and Eve.
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  They also say that the indigo race, because they were so far
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  in South in in Africa, that there wasn't a real opportunity
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  for that amalgamation to take place while Adam and Lee and Eve
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  were still alive, due due in large part to the default of
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  Adam and Eve. So that's sort of a thumbnail
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  sketch. But what I like about this
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  particular paper is that it it tells us something revealing
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  about ourselves about who we are and what our characteristics are
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  like and and and it also states that the colored races serve a
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  great purpose. They teach tolerance.
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  There are a lot of social benefits to having these
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  different colored races and and they're always antagonistic
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  toward another. That's why they sort of migrated
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  in their own direction. The the blue offspring, they
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  migrated northward to Europe and and Western Asia.
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  The yellow race took on a Southeast Asia and have been
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  there ever since. The Indigos migrated eventually
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  down to sub-Saharan Africa where the where the climate was
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  wonderful and there was very little climactic at adversarial
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  conditions and and then there's also the green and orange and
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  they sort of took over North Africa and there was a little
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  mixture later on and one of the and I'll read it to you.
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  But one of the distinctive characteristics of the green
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  race was that they were very tall, very tall people, 6 1/2
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  seven feet. And they were later absorbed
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  into the Indigo race when the infighting between the orange
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  and the and and the green subsided.
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  There were just literally remnants left and these people
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  were absorbed into the Indigo race.
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  And this would have occurred between say 300,000 years to
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  about 40,000 BC. There was also a pre-existing
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  race and that's I believe. I'm not sure about this but I
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  believe that denosovans what archaeologists and
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  anthropologists, scientists call the the Denisovans or
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  Denisovans. I believe they're the pre
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  colored race and their their ancestors live on in the Eskimo
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  and even to this day this endonic race which pre dated the
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  colored races that appeared much much later.
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  The endonic race actually led to the Neanderthal, which was
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  another morph. What do they call that when a,
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  they use that term A lot. When a when a virus adapts it,
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  it changes, right? There's so many, everything goes
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  a certain way. And then all the sudden
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  evolution has this way of spontaneously, There's another
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  variant. That's it.
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  So the colored races were a variant of the original Homo
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  sapien, which Andon and Fonta, which we've talked about on this
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  program, were the first true humans, primarily not only
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  because of their dexterity and their brainpower, but because
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  they were able to worship and through that worship they were
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  able to connect. And that's when our world
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  actually became something when those two were born.
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  So Long story short, now we're at this period about 500,000
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  years ago. Everybody's migrating.
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  Everybody's sort of taking their area of the world and and I want
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  to just go through this. So from paper, what is 72?
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  Seven. Section 72.
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  The six Sang Sang Graces of Urantia.
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  It says on an average evolutionary planet, the six
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  evolutionary races of color appear 1 by 1.
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  The red man is usually the 1st to evolve and for ages he roams
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  the world before succeeding. Colored races make their
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  appearance. The simultaneous emergence of
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  all six races on Urantia and in one family was most unusual.
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  The appearance of the earlier and tonight on Urantia was also
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  something new in our system of Satania.
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  On no other world in the local system had such a race of will
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  creatures evolved in advance of evolutionary races of color.
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  So in many cases as they outlined there's the appearance
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  of colored races that dot the the the history timeline.
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  But on no other world except for our own was there a pre existent
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  non colored race that actually had sole potential.
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  It's a different evolutionary track so we're unique in that
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  way and then they go on and explain the different
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  characteristics of each of the different races and and and and
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  please I hope that it doesn't. I I know that today it's hard
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  for people to talk about race and and nobody wants to be be in
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  position to stereotype but these are our our superiors.
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  These are our spiritual superiors and they're and
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  they're sharing information on us and I think it's it's worth
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  taking a look at and learning from so let's do that So in in
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  in this section 72 three the Redman.
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  These people were remarkable specimens of the human race in
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  many ways superior to Andon and Fanta they were a most
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  intelligent group and were the first of the Sangeek children.
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  This is known of the Sangeek races the colored peoples.
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  They were the first of the Sangeek children to develop a
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  tribal civilization and government.
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  They were always monogamous. Even their mixed descendants
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  seldom practiced plural mating. In later times they had serious
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  and prolonged trouble with their yellow brethren in Asia.
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  They were aided by their early invention of the bow and arrow,
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  but they had unfortunately inherited much of the tendency
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  of their ancestors to fight amongst themselves, and this so
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  weakened them that the Yellow tribes were able to drive them
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  off the Asiatic continent. About 85,000 years ago, the
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  comparatively pure remnants of the Red Red Race went in mass
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  across to North America, and shortly thereafter the Bearing
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  Land Myth Land Isthmuth sank, thus isolating them.
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  No Redman ever returned to Asia, but throughout Siberia, China,
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  Central Asia, India, and Europe they left behind.
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  Much of their stock blended with the other colored races.
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  When the Redman had crossed over into America, he brought along
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  much of the teachings and traditions of his early origin.
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  The immediate ancestors had been in touch with the later
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  activities of the world headquarters of the Planetary
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  Prince, which goes into the Calagastia days.
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  But in a short time after reaching the Americas, the
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  Redman began to lose sight of these teachings, and there
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  occurred a great decline in intellectual and spiritual
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  culture. Very soon these people again
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  fell to fighting so fiercely amongst themselves that it
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  appeared that these tribal wars would result in the speedy
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  extension of this remnant of the comparatively pure Red Race.
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  Because of this great retrogression, the red Man
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  seemed doomed when, about 65,000 years ago, Onomatolanton
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  appeared as their leader and a spiritual deliverer.
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  He brought temporary peace among the American Red men and revived
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  their worship of the Great Spirit.
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  Onomatolanton lived to be 96 years of age and maintained his
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  headquarters among the great Redwood trees of California.
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  Many of his later descendants have come down to modern times
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  among the Blackfoot Indians. As time passed, the teachings of
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  Onomatolanton became a hazy tradition.
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  Internis and wars were resumed, and never after the days of the
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  great teacher did another leader succeed in bringing universal
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  peace among them. Increasingly, the more
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  intelligence strains perished in these tribal trial struggles.
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  Otherwise a great civilization would have been built upon the
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  North American continent by this able and intelligent Redman.
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  So it was infighting that made them weak, and they were even
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  more unprepared to face the Europeans by the time they
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  arrived. After crossing to America from
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  China, the northern Redman never again came in contact with other
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  world influences except the Eskimos, until he was later
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  discovered by the white man. It was most unfortunate
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  unfortunate that the red man almost completely missed the
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  opportunity of being upstepped by the admixture of the later
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  Adamic stock. As it was, the red man could not
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  rule the white man and he would not willingly serve him.
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  In such a circumstance, if the two races do not blend, one or
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  the other is doomed. So that adds some perspective.
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  And then when we think about, you know and you hear a lot
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  about today, how the white man and then there's no question
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  they did some really bad things and they decimated what was left
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  of the red, the red people. But it is interesting to note
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  that there were also other conditions that had they not had
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  the infighting that they had, they very well would still be in
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  control of this continent. And they may have yet had a a
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  rising civilization, but it was cut short because they couldn't
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  get along #2 the orange man. Now we're going to learn about
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  this other species that we've never seen, that we've never
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  heard about. Science has never recognized
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  ever being a skin tone or a melatonin on that looked orange.
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  The outstanding characteristic of this race was at their
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  peculiar urge to build, to build anything and everything, even to
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  the piling of vast mounds of stone, just to see which tribe
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  could build the largest mound. Though they were not a
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  progressive people, they profited much from the schools
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  of the Prince during the days of Calagastia before the rebellion
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  and sent delegates there for instruction.
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  So back 500,000 years ago. Just a brief side footnote for
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  those who don't know the the planetary Prince arrived on our
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  world with the intent of civilizing us, and this was upon
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  the appearance of the of the colored races.
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  Now you remember when the Arrancha book talks about how on
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  most worlds races appear in first the red man, then the
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  yellow, then the and then on and on on our world.
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  That didn't happen. It.
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  It was one family. And at that point that triggered
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  the event of the first revelation, which was the the
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  arrival of a spiritual community along with materials, you know,
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  the old. There were giants in those days.
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  References and Genesis are littered with these references
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  to the men who came down and took the sons of man for
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  daughters, the the, the sons of God, right.
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  That's that period of Calagastia when these, these, the sons of
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  God came down and mated with the the rest of us.
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  The orange, the red, the blue, the the yellow.
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  They made it with us. And that's where those old
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  stories find their source. So at the time of the planetary
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  Prince, some 500,000 years ago, they had set up a school in what
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  is now the Persian Gulf. And this school was to teach the
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  surrounding tribes the orange, the red, the blue, all of these
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  different colored tribes civilization techniques, how to
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  you know grow food, how to be civil, how to have relations,
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  how to set up rules for controlling human beings.
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  All of these these these cultural introductions took
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  place but unfortunately because of the collapse of due to the
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  rebellion the whole plan went to waste.
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  But there was a period when members of the different colored
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  races would go to this civilization, and this is even
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  pre dilmode. You know this is still this is
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  pre tower, Tower of Babel. This is long before any of that.
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  Adam and Eve weren't to arrive for another 400,000 years, so
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  the orange man did benefit from the Prince's influence.
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  Unfortunately, they didn't last. The Orange Race was the first to
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  follow the coastline southward toward Africa as the
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  Mediterranean Sea withdrew to the West.
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  But they never secured A favorable footing in Africa and
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  were wiped out of existence by the later arriving Green Race.
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  But before the end came, the people lost much cultural and
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  spiritual ground. There was a great revival of
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  higher living as a result of their wise leadership of a man
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  named Porchunta, the mastermind of this unfortunate race, and he
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  ministered to them in their headquarters at Armageddon.
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  Some 300,000 years ago. The last great struggle between
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  the Orange and the Green Man occurred in the region of the
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  Lower Nile Valley in Egypt. This long drawn out battle was
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  waged for almost 100,000 years, and at its close very few of the
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  Orange race were left alive. The shattered remnants of these
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  people were absorbed by the Green and later by the arriving
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  Indigo Man. But as a race, the Orange Man
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  ceased to exist about 100,000 years ago.
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  Now we get to the Yellow man #3. The primitive yellow tribes were
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  the first to abandon the chase, establish settled communities,
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  and develop a home life based on agriculture.
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  Intellectually, they were somewhat inferior to the Red
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  Man, but socially and collectively they proved
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  themselves superior to all of the Sangig peoples in the matter
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  of fostering racial civilization because they developed a
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  fraternal spirit, the various tribes learning to live together
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  in relative peace, they were able to drive the Red Man before
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  they gradually expanded into Asia.
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  They traveled far from the influence of the spiritual
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  headquarters of the world. Again, it was in the Persian
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  Gulf. So the people of the Red Race or
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  the Yellow Race would have to travel all the way through India
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  and then South and you know, into Saudi Arabia and I guess
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  that would be Mesopotamia. And then of course they traveled
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  far from the influence of the spiritual headquarters of the
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  world and drifted into great darkness following the
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  Calagastia apostasy. There occurred 1 brilliant age
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  among these people when Singlington, about 100,000 years
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  ago, assumed the leadership of these tribes and proclaimed the
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  worship of the One Truth Singlington.
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  The survival of comparatively large numbers of the Yellow Race
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  is due to their inter tribal peacefulness.
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  From the days of Singlington to the times of modern China, the
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  Yellow Race has been numbered among the more peaceful of the
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  nations of Eurantia. This race received a small but
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  potent legacy of the later important Adamic stock.
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  Then we get to the Green Man. The Green Race was one of the
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  less able groups of primitive men.
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  They were greatly weakened by the extensive migrations in
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  different directions. Before their dispersion.
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  These tribes experienced a great revival of culture under the
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  leader of Fantad. Some 350,000 years ago, The
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  Green Race split into three major divisions.
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  The northern tribes were subdued, enslaved, and absorbed
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  by the Yellow and the Blue Races.
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  The Eastern Group was amalgamated with the Indian
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  peoples of those days, and remnants still persist among
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  them. The Southern National, the
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  southern nation of the Green Man, entered Africa, where they
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  destroyed their almost equally inferior orange cousins.
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  In many ways, both groups were evenly matched in this struggle,
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  since each carried strains of a giant order, many of their
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  leaders being 8 and 9 feet tall. So Can you imagine this clash
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  between these two two groups of primitive humans?
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  You've got on one side the green, on the other side the
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  orange, and they're battling over the sands of of Northern
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  Africa. And and these are like, I mean,
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  could you imagine being 8-9 feet tall and you're fighting another
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  person? They would have indeed look like
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  giants, wouldn't they? That would explain there were
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  giants in those days. Partially it goes on to say, the
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  remnants of the victorious Green Man were subsequently absorbed
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  by the indigo race, the the last of the colored peoples to
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  develop and emigrate from the original Sangig center of race
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  dispersion. And now we get to the Blue Man.
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  The blue men were a great people.
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  They early invented the spear and subsequently worked out the
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  rudiments of many of arts, of many of the arts of modern
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  civilization. The Blue Man had the brain power
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  of the Red Man, associated with the soul and sentiment of the
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  Yellow Man. The Adamic descendants preferred
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  them to all of the later persisting colored races.
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  The early Blue Man were responsive to the persuasions of
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  the teachings of Prince Calagasia's staff and weren't,
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  and were thrown into great confusion by the subsequent
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  perverted teachings of those traitorous or traitorous
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  leaders. Like other primitive races, they
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  never fully recovered from the turmoil produced by the
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  Calagastia betrayal, nor did they ever completely overcome
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  their tendency to fight amongst themselves.
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  About 500 years after Calagastia's downfall, A
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  widespread revival of learning and religion of a primitive
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  sort, but none the less real and beneficial, occurred.
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  Orlandoff became a great teacher among the Blue Race and led many
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  of the tribes back to the worship of the true God under
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  the name of the Supreme Chief. This was the greatest advance of
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  the Blue Race until those later times when this race was so
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  greatly up stepped by the admixture of the Adamic stock.
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  The European researchers and explorations of the old Stone
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  Age have largely to do with unearthing the tools, bones and
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  art craft of these ancient Blue men, for they persisted in
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  Europe until recent times. The so-called white races of
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  Eurantia are the descendants of these blue men, as they were
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  first modified by a slight mixture with yellow and red, and
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  as they were later greatly up stepped by assimilating the
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  portion of the violent race. The Indigo race.
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  As the red men were the most advanced of the Sangig peoples,
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  so the black men were the least progressive.
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  They were the last to migrate from their highland homes.
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  They journeyed to Africa, taking possession of the continent, and
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  have ever since remained there, except where they've been
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  forcibly taken away from age to age as slaves.
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  Isolated in Africa, the Indigo peoples like the Redman received
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  little or none of the race elevation which would have been
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  derived from the infusion of the Adamic stock.
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  Alone In Africa, the the Indigo race made little advancement
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  until the days of Orvanon, when they experienced a great
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  spiritual awakening. While they later almost entirely
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  forgot the God of gods proclaimed by Orvanon, they did
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  not entirely lose their desire to worship the unknown.
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  At least they maintained a form of worship up to a few thousand
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  years ago. Notwithstanding their
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  backwardness, these Indigo peoples have exactly the same
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  standing before the Celestial powers as any other earthly
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  race. These were ages of intense
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  struggles between the various races, But near the headquarters
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  of the planetary Prince, the more enlightened and more
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  recently taught groups lived together in comparative harmony.
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  Though no great cultural conquest of the world races had
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  been achieved up to that time of the serious disruption of this
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  regime by the outbreak of the Lucifer rebellion.
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  From time to time, all of these different peoples experienced
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  cultural and spiritual revivals. Mansat was a great teacher of
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  the post Planetary Prince Days, but mention is only made of
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  those outstanding leaders and teachers who markedly influenced
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  and inspired a whole race. With the passing of time, many
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  lesser teachers arose in different regions, and in
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  aggregate they contributed much to the sum total of those saving
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  influences which prevented the total collapse of cultural
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  civilization. Especially during the Long and
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  Dark Ages between the Calagastia Rebellion and the arrival of
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  Adam. There are many good and
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  sufficient reasons for the plan of evolving either 3 or 6
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  colored races on the world's of space, though your ranch
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  immortals may not be in a position fully To appreciate all
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  of these reasons, we would call attention to the following #1
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  Variety is indispensable to opportunity for the wide
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  functioning of natural selection.
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  Differential Survival of Superior strains #2.
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  Stronger and better races are to be had from the interbreeding of
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  diverse peoples when these different races are carriers of
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  superior inheritance factors and the Erantia of the Erantia races
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  would have benefited by such an early amalgamation.
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  Provided such a conjoint people could have been subsequently
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  effectively up stepped by a thorough going admixture of the
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  superior Adamic stock. The attempt to execute such an
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  experiment on Uranta under present racial conditions would
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  be highly disastrous. Competition is healthfully
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  stimulated by the diversification of races.
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  Differences in status of the races and of groups within each
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  race are essential to the development of human tolerance
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  and altruism. And then, finally, homogeneity
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  of the human races is not desirable until the peoples of
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  an evolving world detain comparatively high levels of
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  spiritual development. This paints a chapter of human
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  history where a variant is introduced into the evolutionary
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  timeline and that variant is in the appearance of these diverse
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  peoples of different shades of skin tone and also skeletal
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  tone. And a little bit later on they
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  go on to say that there has been a a great degree of amalgamation
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  and and now there's been so much interbreeding it's almost
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  impossible. We all have a little bit of
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  somebody else with with minor distinctions.
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  So it it is fair to say that we've become much closer to
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  being one race than we ever have been in our history.
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  And much of it has been through trial and error.
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  And they're making the suggestion that if we want to
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  continue to improve culturally, then we should nourish the more
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  superior strains of human development.
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  And I think that's a pretty fair assessment and a pretty smart
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  attitude to take. Some people today though,
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  they'll they'll find it offensive, really.
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  And and it's a shame because there's more that we can learn
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  from our differences. Until next time, Godspeed and
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  God Bless.